Pangasinan Travel: Bolinao

As the situation improves and tourist sites slowly open up to travelers and visitors, here are some of the best that Pangasinan has to offer.

Alaminos and the Hundred Islands National Park, has been one of the jewels in the crown of tourist destinations in Pangasinan for a few decades now. Although it had faced deterioration sometime in the 80's and 90's, this national park had undergone a massive rehabilitation program and a major facelift that almost deems it unrecognizable. See more...

Anda is the so-called "Mother of the Hundred Islands." because of its proximity to the popular destination. However, it boasts of its own white sand beaches and even a sand bar. On low tides, the water recedes so far out that it is possible to walk in shallow water for more than a hundred meters. See more...

Conveniently located near the TPLEX and McArthur Highway, Balungao is home to Mt. Balungao, an extinct volcano that has become a popular destination for hikers and mountain climbers due to its challenging vertical assault. It is also home to a few hot springs, extreme adventure activities and a 1.4 kilometer zipline. See more...

Bani is one of the towns located at the western edge of Pangasinan facing the West Philippine Sea. It offers its own charming beaches and caves. See more...

Another tourism jewel of this province is Bolinao, hosting a myriad of attractions and activities that won't conveniently fit in one day - beautiful beaches and waterfalls, a lighthouse, caves, and even a fun river cruise. See more...

Burgos, another coastal town facing the West Philippine Sea has become well known for it's "Death Pool", a hole in a part of its rocky coastline that seems to push and suck the waters because of the surging of the waves. It also offers beautiful blue waters and beautiful sunsets. See more...

Dasol is known of its white sand beaches, amazing blue waters that get calm like a lake at certain parts of the day and Colibra island for a fun day out at sea. See more...

The capital of Pangasinan, Lingayen, especially the capitol grounds is a sight to behold, especially at night. a few hundred meters is the historical Lingayen Beach where Gen. Douglas McArthur landed as he returned to fulfill his promise. See more...

Natividad, one of the more inland towns, makes Pangasinan a province of variety and not just all about beaches. Here, you can take a short yet breathtaking trek to Maranum Falls. Another short climb will take you to its Sky Plaza that hosts a massive statue of a replica of Christ the Redeemer, overlooking the town and its neighbors. See more...

Tayug has recently come into the travel and tourism radar after its Sunflower Farm went viral on social media. See more...

Bolinao is one of Pangasinan's tourism jewels, hosting a myriad of attractions and activities that won't all conveniently fit in one day - beautiful beaches and waterfalls, a lighthouse, underwater caves, and even a fun river cruise.

Aptly named, Bolinao Falls 1, 2 and 3, these attractions are waterfalls of different heights. Bolinao Falls 1 being the tallest allows for the brave of heart for canyoneering. Falls 2 and 3 are more suitable for the family with a series of smaller pools and mild drops.

The Cape Bolinao Lighthouse at Patar rises 351 feet (107 m) above sea level atop Punta Piedra Point, a towering hill of solid rock which is the sharp point of Cape Bolinao itself. It was built by the Americans in 1903 on a 351 feet (107 m) high promontory at the western part of Cape Bolinao, the lighthouse still sends signals to vessels passing by the area.

The lighthouse provides a panoramic view of a portion of the 1,269 hectare Cape Bolinao Dendro Thermal Ipil-Ipil Plantation on a land area where archaeological excavations have revealed relics from the 14th to the 15th centuries. Filipino, British and American engineers constructed the lighthouse in 1905.

Patar Beach - Let the unfiltered photos speak for themselves. There are resorts and beach huts to cater to every budget. Whether for a day trip or an overnight stay, Patar beach, especially during the first half of the year before the rainy season is sure to make for an awesome getaway.

Fifty shades of blue.

The most gorgeous sunsets

Ilog Malino, is a coastal barangay that one passes through before getting to Patar beach. While mostly rocky, it still has powdery sandy beaches and has its own charm, especially in the morning when the water recedes far out to sea and one can walk out for an exciting stroll.

For those who want to have an unforgettable cruise along Balingasay River while having lunch, the Sungayan Grill and Restaurant lets a boat pull your floating kubo for one hour while you enjoy your meal.

Amazing view of the river.

Kainan na!

River cruise boodle fight.

Different colors of the river.

There are many other ways to enjoy Bolinao. Its natural wonders are a sight to behold and experience and when you are done, it has a wide array of different kinds of accommodations, hotels, and resorts to choose from, so you can sit back and just watch the sun go down.

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Bolinao is one of Pangasinan's tourism jewels, hosting a myriad of attractions and activities that won't conveniently fit in one day - beautiful beaches and waterfalls, a lighthouse, underwater caves, and even a fun river cruise.

Aptly named, Bolinao Falls 1, 2 and 3, these attractions are waterfalls of different heights. Bolinao Falls 1 being the tallest allows for the brave of heart for canyoneering. Falls 2 and 3 are more suitable for the family with a series of smaller pools and mild drops.

The Cape Bolinao Lighthouse at Patar rises 351 feet (107 m) above sea level atop Punta Piedra Point, a towering hill of solid rock which is the sharp point of Cape Bolinao itself. It was built by the Americans in 1903 on a 351 feet (107 m) high promontory at the western part of Cape Bolinao, the lighthouse still sends signals to vessels passing by the area.

The lighthouse provides a panoramic view of a portion of the 1,269 hectare Cape Bolinao Dendro Thermal Ipil-Ipil Plantation on a land area where archaeological excavations have revealed relics from the 14th to the 15th centuries. Filipino, British and American engineers constructed the lighthouse in 1905.

Patar Beach - Let the unfiltered photos speak for themselves. There are resorts and beach huts to cater to every budget. Whether for a day trip or an overnight stay, Patar beach, especially during the first half of the year before the rainy season is sure to make for an awesome getaway.

Fifty shades of blue.

The most gorgeous sunsets

Ilog Malino, is a coastal barangay that one passes through before getting to Patar beach. While mostly rocky, it has its own charm, especially in the morning when the water recedes far out to sea and one can walk out for an exciting stroll.

For those who want to have an unforgettable cruise along Balingasay River while having lunch, the Sungayan Grill and Restaurant lets a boat pull your floating kubo for one hour while you enjoy your meal.

Amazing view of the river.

Kainan na!

River cruise boodle fight.

Different colors of the river.

There are many other ways to enjoy Bolinao. Its natural wonders are a sight to behold and experience and when you are done, it has a wide array of different kinds of accommodations, hotels, and resorts to choose from, so you can sit back and just watch the sun go down.